Heading 7411

Copper tubes and pipes

8 declarable lines

Heading 7411 covers copper tubes and pipes. It is split first between refined copper and copper alloys. The copper alloy lines separate brass from cupro-nickel or nickel-silver and other alloys, and the lines also separate tube made without a longitudinal weld from other construction.

Products in this heading

  • Refined copper tube for plumbing
  • Copper refrigerant coil tubing
  • Brass tube made without a longitudinal weld
  • Cupro-nickel heat exchanger tube
  • Nickel-silver tube
  • Copper HVAC pipe
  • Copper tube cut to length for industrial use

How to choose the right subheading

  • Start with the material: refined copper or copper alloy.
  • For copper alloys, identify whether the alloy is brass, cupro-nickel or nickel-silver, or another copper alloy.
  • Check whether the tube is made without a longitudinal weld or by another method, because separate lines apply for brass and other alloys.
  • For refined copper, check whether the tube is made without a longitudinal weld and whether it has an outside diameter of 6 mm or more but not exceeding 16 mm in coils on spools.
  • Confirm the article is tube or pipe, not a fitting, bar, rod, wire or foil.

Often confused with

  • Copper tube or pipe fittings such as couplings, elbows and sleeves

    Fittings are classified separately from tube and pipe.

    Heading 7412
  • Copper bars, rods and profiles

    Solid bars and rods are not hollow tube or pipe.

    Heading 7407
  • Copper wire

    Wire is a separate heading from tube and pipe.

    Heading 7408
  • Copper foil

    Foil is flat rolled copper, not tube or pipe.

    Heading 7410
  • Copper household articles

    Household articles of copper are not tube or pipe.

    Heading 7418

Frequently asked questions

What is the HTS code for refined copper tube made without a longitudinal weld, outside diameter 6 mm to 16 mm, in coils on spools?

Use 7411.10.10.30; the general (MFN) rate is 1.5%.

What is the duty on brass tube made without a longitudinal weld?

Brass tube made without a longitudinal weld is 7411.21.10.00 at a general (MFN) rate of 1.4%. Other brass tube is 7411.21.50.00 at 3%.

How do I classify cupro-nickel tube?

Cupro-nickel and nickel-silver tube is classified in 7411.22.00.00 at a general (MFN) rate of 3%.

Guide written from the official schedule text. Rates quoted are general (MFN) rates; check the line page for trade agreement rates and the classification of your exact product.

All lines in heading 7411

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